Didihat Hill Station: Incomparable Beauty

  Didihat Hill Station should be called the heart of nature. Yes, the natural beauty of Didihat Hill Station is incomparable. 

  Didihat Hill Station, which is surrounded by picturesque valleys, heritage plants and wildlife, is wonderful. This hill station of Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, India's province, is very popular among global tourists.

  Situated at an altitude of 1725 meters above sea level, Didihat Hill Station is a treasure house of the herbs. 

  All-round Velvet attracts spectacular and beautiful grounds and slopes of tourists. Particularly, Didihat Hill Station is a beautiful stop to visit Kailash Mansarovar. Everyday beauty of the Didihat Hill station has a rainbow shade of natural beauty. 

  Didihat Hill Station surrounded by Panchachuli peaks is extremely captivating. Mountains covered with snow are the hotspots of attraction.

  Particularly this is a beautiful view of the Himalayas from here. Didihat is literally meaning a small hill. The valley situated below Didihat is called the Haat Valley. 

  Didihat Hill Station and its surrounding area are very fertile. So, the all-round looks a beautiful landscape. 

  This magnificent hill station of Kumaum Mandal of Uttarakhand is known for its natural exclusivity. Sirakot fort is situated on a mountain top near Digathad in the west of Didihat Hill Station.

  Experts believe that Sirakot was the capital of Silla's Mall kings. During the reign of King Hari Mall, this area was under the Doty Empire of Nepal. Sirikot distance from Didihat Hill station is about two kilometers.

  Tourists can see the magnificent chain of temples with the Sirakot Fort. The mansion was in the outer part of this fort. 

  Particularly there are Shiva and Bhairav ​​temples in the interior area of ​​the fort. The antiquity of these temples is still visible. 

  Particularly this is the scenic view of the Panchchuli Himalayas. Experts believe that the Godhi hill station and surrounding area are blessed with blessings. 

  Didihat Hill station can also be called as Tapo Bhoomi, which has been the place of tapestry of innumerable saints and saints since ancient times.

  If the experts believed that Pandavas had spent a long time here for their ignorance at Didihat. Prior to the ascension, the Pandavas had burnt the puja on the mountain of Panchchuli Himalayas. 

  This place is called Panchchuli. Particularly that the composite culture of Didihat, Kumaon culture and Tibetan culture is seen at Didihat Hill Station. 

  Particularly that the Didihat Hill Station is a mixed culture area. Here is a glimpse of the distinctive cultural tradition of dance and songs. Public celebrations are very visible at Didihat Hill Station. 

  The collective dance of Didihat is called Chanchari. There is a combination of dance and song. The cultural traditions here especially in marriages and fairs are seen. This is called Cholia dance. Actually this is a demonstration of war art. 

  Specially in male dances, while performing a dance, one looks in the hands with a shield and one hand sword. Attacks and rescue postures are visible. The sweetness of Didihat Hill Station is very attractive. 

  Special aroma of all-round flora gives special refreshment to the heart and mind. In the winter the snow and hills look beautiful and beautiful. The eagles of the clouds mesmerize hearts.

   All necessary resources are available for visit to Didihat Hill Station. The nearest airport is Govind Ballabh Pant Airport Pant Nagar. Didihat Hill Station distance from Pantnagar airport is about 229 kilometers. 

  The nearest railway station is Kathgodam and Tonakpur. The distance from Kathgodam junction to Didihat Hill Station is about 195 kilometers. Visitors can also travel to Didihat Hill station by road.
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